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Bow thruster unsteady effects reduction, a numerical study
11th Conference on Computational Methods in Marine EngineeringM. Kazemi, N. Kornev
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Propeller design optimization for tunnel bow thrusters in the bollard pull condition
2012Tunnel bow thrusters are often used by large ships to provide low-speed lateral maneuverability when docking. Required to provide high thrust while essentially at a standstill, the design point for these thrusters is the bollard pull condition. Traditionally, the term bollard pull refers to the amount of force a tug can apply to a bollard when secured ...
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A Study of the Losses and Interactions Between One or More Bow Thrusters and a Catamaran Hull
International Conference on Innovation in High Speed Marine Vessels, 2011L Boddy, T Clarke
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Measurement of spray-on damping effectiveness and application to bow thruster noise on ships
Noise Control Engineering Journal, 2011openaire +1 more source
Some Aspects on Bow Thrusters for Great Lakes and Inland Waterways Vessels
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1961openaire +1 more source
Discussion on the paper given by: Dr. A.C. Nilsson: Noise Reduction of Bow Thrusters
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